The Way of the Templar

A great book by Tim hogan. Ties in great with his lectures and many radio interviews on the subject!A realistic and quantified approach. You will enjoy.

Will be definitely reading other books by same author. He has a wealth of knowledge

This is a valuable resource and like all the books written by this author, I will likely revisit it many times in the future. I saw the one star review written earlier and understand the point that he is making. My thought on this would be that this work was not designed to be a text book or for those that do not already have a working knowledge/understanding of the content. Being fortunate enough to know the author personally, I accept him to be a credible expert on the subject matter. As such, I would have found structuring this as a purely academic work to be tedious. There are many other books out there promoting a pet theory based on some blend of source evidence and conjecture. It was not my opinion that the author of this book was attempting to sell a concept that would require such an approach.

This book is another milestone just as the author’s previous books were, e.g. "Entering the chain of union" and "Alchemical keys to Masonic ritual". It details some Templar history you won't find in most books as the author’s sources and knowledge of the subject are unrivaled.Timothy Hogan is the current Grand Master of the Ordre Souverain du Temple Initiatique, and is President of CIRCES International in conjunction with it. He comes from an extensive background of working in Templarism, Freemasonry, Rosicrucianism, Martinism, Alchemy and many other esoteric Orders and traditions.Also the book’s title was chosen very well, as it not only refers to the historical aspect but also to a Templar’s individual path. I really recommend it!

Alles Bestens gelaufen. Das Buch ist wirklich zu empfehlen wenn man Authentisches über die Templer und ihre weiter Entwicklung erfahren möchte. Nicht nur der Propaganda nach plappern möchte.

Hogan does it again. Another fantastic publication. If you have interest in esoteric teaching, Gnostic thought, Freemasonry, Templar tradition,or things of the like, you will not regret getting this book. It's a pretty fast read at just over 100 pages, but don't let that discourage you, it is packed with usable and applicable knowledge. This book will be a useful reference book in any study and a valuable tool for the quest to turn our knowledge into understanding......